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perform [pəˈfɔ:m][+ task, duty] accomplir ; [+ function] remplir ; [+ ceremony] célébrer ; [+ play, ballet, opera, symphony] interpréterb. [machine, vehicle] marcher* * *[pə'fɔːm] 1.transitive verb1) ( carry out) exécuter [task]; accomplir [duties]; procéder à [operation]2) ( for entertainment) jouer [play]; chanter [song]; exécuter [dance, trick]3) ( enact) célébrer [ceremony]2.1) [actor, musician] jouer2) ( conduct oneself)to perform well/badly — [team] bien/mal jouer; [interviewee] faire bonne/mauvaise impression; [exam candidate] avoir de bons/de mauvais résultats
3) Commerce, Finance [company, department] avoir de bons résultats
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